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NRS Adds Galvanized Brake-Pad Kits for 2022-2024 Ram ProMaster

The brake kits also include abutment hardware and caliper-piston cushions.

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NRS Brakes has added premium galvanized brake-pad kits for 2022-2024 Ram ProMaster covering 1.2 million vehicles, including ambulances.

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The brake kits also include abutment hardware and caliper-piston cushions.

“Canadian-made Premium Galvanized Brake Pads by NRS Brakes feature technology that you can see,” the company said in a news release. “Galvanized steel incorporates PACE-award-winning, patented NRS mechanical fusion technology. The result is the world’s quietest, safest and longest-lasting brake pads. Galvanized steel that outlasts the friction, ensuring it won’t fail as a result of corrosion-material delamination from the backing plate, giving you a license to feel safe.”

NRS Brakes feature no glue, no paint and no toxins, NRS noted.

All galvanized brake pads use OE-specified technology, according to the company.

PART #AXLE POSITIONAPPLICATIONS
NS2467REARRam ProMaster 1500 (2022-2024);
ProMaster 2500 (2022-2024);
ProMaster 3500 (2022-2024)

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